Brianna Keilar

CNN recently had a rough day when it conceded realities that underscored why President Joe Biden’s stimulus monstrosity was proving to be a disaster for the economy.

Appearing as a guest on Friday's New Day show, CNN Tonight host Don Lemon showed sympathy for liberals who hate Senator Tim Scott and other black conservatives as he suggested that it would be acceptable to call them by racial epithets in private conversations. His comments came as he reacted to a Texas Democratic official who recently derided Senator Scott as an "Oreo."

On Tuesday's New Day, CNN's war on Fox News continued by bringing on liberal professor Kathleen Hall Jamieson and promoting her new study that conservative media like Fox and the Rush Limbaugh program were spreading unproven conspiracy theories about COVID-19. But wait, that's weird -- one of these so-called conspiracy theories about the origins of the virus in Wuhan was recently…

On Monday's New Day show, CNN White House correspondent John Harwood pushed the liberal trope that people support Republicans out of ignorance as he asserted that employees of corporations who are siding with liberals on voting laws are "better educated" than those Republicans try to "mislead" about the issue.

On CNN, New Day co-host John Berman, saying it was "almost biblical" how House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy might be "hanging [Liz Cheney] out to dry," says, that McCarthy's comments "were almost biblical. Like, three times he denied her."

CNN’s New Day ended its 8 am hour by attacking Vice President Kamala Harris for not going fully woke on the question of whether America is a racist country. 

Proving that CNN is all on board with the socialist agenda, New Day co-hosts John Berman and Brianna Keilar on Tuesday morning brought on Nina Turner, 2020 Bernie Sanders campaign co-chair and now congressional candidate to replace Rep. Marcia Fudge. The CNN hosts offered zero pushback as Turner claimed the minimum wage should be "closer to $25 an hour and described the Green New Deal…

On Thursday's New Day show, CNN provided a forum to purported "anti-racist" scholar and Boston University Professor Ibram X. Kendi to complain about recent violent police actions. He even suggested that the white cop who saved the life of a black teenage girl in Ohio by shooting another girl who was about to stab her might be guilty of "murder."

On Monday, CNN’s Brianna Keilar began her new gig as New Day co-host after just over two years helming CNN Right Now and the weekday afternoon edition of CNN Newsroom, where she had come to establish herself as a condescending, far-left, Fox-hating, smug pundit with commentaries masquerading as a journalist. Unfortunately for Keilar, the ratings are in and the show…

The same CNN who praised a “mostly peaceful” George Floyd riot last Summer as a building burned behind their reporter on the scene, revealed their continued commitment to protecting left-wing rioters again on Tuesday. After Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed an anti-rioting bill into law yesterday, the network brought on an ACLU lawyer to criticize the bill as “dangerous” and…

CNN, of all places, had the audacity to complain about loaded chyrons from their competitors at Fox News. On New Day, new co-host Brianna Keilar ended the 7am hour ripping into Fox for “conspiracy theories and fear mongering,” a rich accusation coming from the network who  pushed the Russian collusion conspiracy hysteria for years.

The same network that has accused the GOP of “genocide” and ending the country” for violent protesters on January 6, spent this morning defending a Democrat for openly encouraging violence from left-wing protesters (while intimidating a jury!)

Journalists devoted much of March attacking Republicans and conservatives as racist gun nuts who want to bring back Jim Crow laws. The following are some of the worst outbursts from liberal journalists from the last month.

TV journalists have been using DNC talking points to inaccurately slam a series of state election security laws as “racist,” reminiscent of “Jim Crow,” and deliberate “voter suppression.”